All SNG articles
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NewsSurplus down but turnover and completions improve at SNG
Latest annual report shows 4% increase in new homes delivery, but figure remains below 2024 level
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NewsSNG puts ‘non-negotiable’ Homes and Place Standard and use of AI at centre of five-year strategy
85,000-home provider aims to ensure customer experience is the ’best of any social housing provider’ into the 2030s.
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NewsSNG appoints two MDs
G15 landlord creates new development MD role and confirms permanent regional MD for the West
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NewsHill Group JV acquires land for 1,900 new London homes
United Colleges Group sells sites in Wembley and Dollis Hill to fund new campus
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NewsMajor housebuilders win place on SNG’s £750m affordable homes framework
Framework supports landlord’s £11bn investment plan to build 25,000 homes in next decade
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NewsSNG appoints three board members including former MHCLG minister
£790m-turnover provider appoints Eddie Hughes
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NewsSNG and Barratt Redrow sign deal to develop 660-home scheme in Oxfordshire
The joint venture partnership has outline planning permission for the land at Kingston Bagpuize
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NewsSurplus down but turnover rises in SNG’s first post-merger financial accounts
The merged organisation, which is aiming to develop 25,000 new homes over the next decade, says its balance sheet is ‘robust, diversified and resilient’
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NewsSNG and Captiva Homes agree £30m deal for Isle of Wight scheme
This will be the first large-scale ‘all-affordable’ homes development built on the island in a decade
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NewsVistry and Hill win places on £800m Sovereign Network Group framework
Firms also chasing spots on six-year residential construction deal
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NewsSovereign Network Group appoints group general counsel to oversee its legal affairs
The 84,000-home housing association has selected Kirsten Keegan to join the group’s executive team
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NewsNHF hits out at ‘surprise’ change to lower inflation measure for shared ownership rents amid delivery concern
Trade body asks housing association members for information on how shift from RPI to CPI might hit development pipelines